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TIE AAIEElps THRONE :
Said to be In n Decidedly. .shnky Conditi,
'fs Fts.TffII ThR fla tstatl -aIftg fEAft

Said to be in n Decidedly shnly Condition.
& The Causes. lg
LONDON, June n. - Tho fate Of the
Aneer Of Afshanistan Is not wholly de-
pendent upon the auccess OF his forces in
their coming battle with tho Ghilzais CON
fronting them, which will be precipitated
Immediately alter the expiration Of the
Mohammedan fast Of tho Rsmadsn, De.
voutly observed by the Indiana and
Afghans, and which will expire on June
~. Tho Tatekahi clan, one OF the most
powerful aggregations of omall Afghan
tribes loyal to the Amser, had collected in
tho Nava Valley awaiting the termination
Of the Ramadan when they would ioin the
Amael's army and assist them, but the
Ghilzais have cut off all communication
between the Nava Valley ind the main
army Of the Ameer by saizing the only
two passsa afording means OF commuuica-
ton, and Shere Kahn, commander Of the
Iafakahls, is likely to have 90 much as be
can do to get ou. OF his seli.made trap in
any direction and leave the ANGER to take
care OF himself. an 4 -
The Ameer'a populerity has disappeared
and II he does not succeed in quelling the
rebellion against his authority at his next
battle with the insurgents he must fall.
His defeat or bis death at this time would
be Of enormoua advantage to the British
since it would furnish pretext for British
occupationsof the whole of Afehanistan.
and the preparation OF the Indian govern.
mcnt for ayailing ltaalf OF tho benefit arie-
ing from either contingency are already
complete. Tho work Of fortiiying certain
important positions along the route to
Candahsr is complate and the RAILWAYS
through .khajok and Gwsjis paeses are in
condition Gs 10 road bed and equipment to
transport lOO,COO troops upon the shortest
notice. Is i. a1F}5ei a a7ll1l,gSs I.
Rueaia's intriguss with the Governor Of
Bsdajshan have resulted in tho purchase
by Russian agents Of the entire grsin crop
Of that province and the announcement Of
the transaction has aroused the London
press to a tlrade asatnet Russian move
nents and Russian methods on the iron.
tier, and an urgent appeal 10 the govern
ment to demand Of the government of st,
Petersburg the withdrawal OF its soldiers
within tho boundary OF its own territory.
The occupation Of Kerki is denounced as
a warliko menace, and tho appointment
Of the pretender, Iskander Kahn, as Gov.
erner OF. PeDidon, the making OF that
place q Russian advance post, and the es-
tablishmens Of hostile garrison opposite
the Ameer's position On the Oxus river at
khoja salsh, are characterized as acts tan.
tamount to y declaration Of war against
England, aud tho Foreign Office ia asked
what action 1t inteuds to take to uphold
British honor and maintain British in
tegrity. .,yE Ks, s, ~ -. -
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THE COFFEE MARKET,
Local Dealers see no Reason for tho Keceu
-.s5s.a III sgs.ts lirNnk g Il. .'ss4T.. 3tEEt9

Local Dealers see no Reason for tho Recent
3 fs4t teis. Broak. q .l-i. e &
The excitement that han prevailed in
the Eastern coffee markets during the psst
two or three days caused by tho heavy
failures Of Arnold & Co. and ono or two
other firms, has had but little effect here.
This was learned yesterday from mum.
bsr Of leading wholesale grocers and from
several commission brokers with whom n
reporter, Of the 1NTELLlGENCgR had talks.
The failures reported, are said to be those
OF firms who do not handle pound oi cof-
fee; they are merely brokers who operate
on the e1change-in other words gamble
in coffee. When called upon to make
good their transactions they neither had
the goods to deliver nor sufficient
amount Of money to cover their margins;
and further, they had nothing on which
to sec1ro loan Of money, Failure and q
temporary panic in the market was the
result. G, Ig,gF1lIE ~ 1II
Yesterday every commission man in
tho city handling coffee, received from the
Now York coffee importsss aud iobbers
they represent, orders to withdraw nil
their samples aud make no Gales a. re-
ducsd prices, as "ths decline in prices is
entirely unwarrsnted." Adyices from
New York received yesterday afternoon,
stated that the market had already re-
covered two Cents from the shocls Of the
day before. There Is no reduction in the
price Of cofeos ar quoted hors, nor is
there likely to bs for some time il what
those talked with yesterday, say, ia true.
The present high price has been reached
gradually. Cofiecs have bsen gradually
growing higher and higher in price for
over month past, and this too in the face
Of the fact that the demand has not heen
a heavy one. Dea!ers here have been
making their purchaseaina hand to mouth
fashion, not caring naturally. to Jay in q
largo stock OF coffee OH rising market.
This has been the course Of merchants all
over the country, and still cofees have
advanced. - Z,
1t is probably true that the advance has
been Eomawhat more rapid the. it would
have been but for the operations Of the
gamblers on the exchnnge, but tho princi-
psi cause is the shortage OF the crop. Job.
bers and importers sgres that this years.
crop is greatly reduced. The stock OF cof-
fee In this city at present is computed to
bo smaller than for a long time. It ia said
that there is not over 1900 bags here.
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Distinguished Visitors. 4

sS CHIoAao, June IA party OF Italian
gentlemen arrived hero from Cincinnati
yesterday, and arc stopping at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. $i n (,
y They came on The Gascogne from Hayre,
May e9th last, and form tho first cxcur.
sion party Of that nation to visit tho
United States. In tho party all classes arc
representedI,the nobility, commerce, jour
b The merabe,s Of the pa,ty express tbs tbemo. M
ae|yes highly pleasad with what they have
aeen Of tho Iountsy,' "sna especially With
the hearty aud cordial Welcome extended
to them by both Amesicaus aud their own
countrymon. The tour includes visits TO
New York and surroundings, Philadel,
phia, Louisville, Mammoth Gave Of Ken.
lucky, Cincinnati, Chicago, Niagara Falls
Boston, Newport, etc,
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.AND.N0W TITS WHEAT
N MANY I. \ DRoKERs MOVED DOWN
By tho scytho OF speculatiou-Tho Great
brenk In tho Market on Chicago Change.
Tho Entire Loss Estimated Mt SIX aiii. N
lions-The Coiree Market Rallying,

CHICAGO, June l4.-Thero was panic
In the wheat pit on the Board Of Trade thia
afternoon. The great wheat clique Id ut.
terly demoralized and Is said to have
''gone broke' on the days sensational
drop in prices.
Moritz Rosenfeld & Co., one OF the clique
houses, said at 1880 o'clock: "The wheat
clique has not kept Its engagements and
we will have to suspend" At12:50 Ro.
seniela & Co.'s failure was announced on
the Board. Whea. declined for June from
90 10 75.S i g@2' '
Lyman J. Gsone, yics President OF the
First National bank, was asked tonight
az to the possible effect Of the break In
wheat upon tho banks Of tho city. He
remarked that It would not have any
serious effect. because loans mado by tho
banke on grain we're always mads with
margina large enough to make them ab.
aolutely sscnre. For that reason any un.
favorable effect upon the banks would be
slight indeed. Similar views were ex.
pressed at other banks. Y ,ag3&
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; CHANDLER GETS THERE
In Spite Of Mum crous Rumors Thoro you

IN spite OF humorous Rumors Thoro Would
be n Split. .:l
CoNcoRD, N. H., June 14.-Tha Senate
this morning gat II O'clock voted for United
States Senator, every member being pres-
ent. The ballot resulted as follows:
Harry Bingham, (Dem.) 8; William E.
Chandler, (Rep) Is; s G 4;
The House voted at 1905 P. N. There
Was large attendance Of members and
the gallerioa and lobbies completely filed.
The halloting proceeded quietly and re.
suited as follows: 4 Simon i. Griffith, i: :
Joseph Wentworth, L; Gilman Marssou,
ler,I 1856. ~: '53s M Z - Sn1''NS4
MI. Chandler having majority Of yotes
the Speaker requested that his nsme be
entered on the journal as the choice OF n
majority Of the House. All tho Republi-
cans we're present and voted for Chandler,
Mr.. Gould, (Dem. was the only absentee.
There having been majority for Mr..
Chandler in both houses, he was elected
lor the unexpised term OF tho late sena.
tor Pike. Under the law both branches
OF Legislature will meet in Joint conyen-
ton at noon tomorrow, when the journal
Of to.day's balloting will DO compared and
a,iormal announcement Of Mr.. Chandler's
election made. 4 ~ s:,5s55, ,tsff583 Si3s
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TIE CINCINNATI END.

kylng About tho Standing OF n Bank In that
\ City IL Gontributary Cause.
E OlScINSAr1, Jnns 1.-the very gen.
eral impsessio that Cincinnati furnished
a very. larse par: Of tho clique which has
bean charged with managing the Chicago
wheat deal, turned at.sntioa in this d:.
recsion to o.day. When the panic in wheat
in Chicsgo developed very etraugly tho
Ctncinnsti members OF the cliqIa Vansh.
ed from ell attempts to locate them. Mr.,
j. w. Wiltshire, who hGs been publicly
named aa ono OF the mysterious members,
fatty declared when asked for intorma.
ton as to tho cause OF the trouble thst he
knew nothing about 1t. Others who vera
suspected Of bsing in the deal were equal.
iy reserved. One Of the leading mon OF
the supposed clique said he did not be-
lieve Cincinnati mon we're in it st all, that
it waa made up OF operators in California
and Cleveland Whatsyor the truth may
be, there Is no Blgn Of suffering here.
+ a prominent broker being aaked his
opinion OF the truth Of the charges that
the Cincinnati members Of the clique
failed 20 furnish money to-day, said it was
moro likely that the market waa broken
in Chicago 4 by lying about Cincinnati
bankers. This theory is strengthened
by tho receipt by the Fidelity bank to.
day from a number.oi correspondents Of an
anonymous circular to iojure the ban5'G
standing. They were mailed from this
city June 10, II and IL, and seem to have
been tho origin Of the rumors circulated
to-day. Tha officers Of the Fidelity bank
arc making rigid search for the author OF
this circular. Iussend OF anything in the
likeness oterun tho bank was busy rs.
csiyiug deposits. :.j1;l!5
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The COko Strike.

Ii PIr7snuRuH, Pa, June 1.-THE coke
operators who have not granted the l2s
per cent in wager to their smployes have
taken no in,ther action in the matter.
There is no intimation yet Of their giving
the advance, but they are atill maintain.
ing tho position that they have hold since
theS arbitration. It lis probable tha.
the operatora ! will meet tomorrow
and confer. with the blast furnacsmen
who will hold \ q meeting at n the
previous dispatches the iurnaosn,en have
given as their ultimntum that they will
not receive any, coke at So, even ii the
strike 10 settled. At to-morrow's meeting
they are. expected to emphaglze this de.
termination by Informally notifying the
coke operators OF Mw they stand. It is
argued that this will make tho operators
more united not to give in to the coke
6ttl SeTG. SttT fltl 81 NH fg1
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a Singular 4 CClSlent. j

New YonK, June l4.-Advices from
Pansms, dslsa the 4th lust, say: |: A most
extraordinary event occurred recently to
a farmer living IN Cnndinamarca. &
He has been experimenting some work
which Was being done In the fields, and
had left hio men to return to hls home,
when he wes momentarily surrounded by
an electric flame, which diuappeared ls
quickly as 1t came. n 4. y
, Tho farmers LEI. eye was damaged and
Snc "a eyebrow was hp.ned completely OF.
The hair surrounding his ears, a portion
OF hia beard and ell tho hair on his breast
Ee'a burned of. All the brass bhttona
disappeared from his clothing, bis watch
sshssn was cht in two, a nc,all hole was
bored through his watch cane, and tho
Ssleh SeSs was shattered, and his right
slts was burned, Ho suffered severely,
Sns ,1s. is recovering rapidly under medical
's"sAASuk1
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x GREAT rE$ SCHEME )
For tho Erection OF II Bossnrner Steel Plan,
in the Northwest, s,sff.

= oE Iuo latSCtloH VI IL bosbDinef Steel plAnt
in the Northwest. 4
CnIcAGo, June 14-A party Of capital
lists who own the Vermillion iron mineu,
fifty miles back Of Two Harbors, at the
head Of Lake Superior, have formed d COM
bination with large owners Of real estate
at Superior City, q few miles from Duluth,
and proposs to embark in novel scheme,
and ono which promises to be success
from tho start. 5Freigh.ags on their ore
by rsil from the mines to Two Harbors,
and thence by water to Cleveland, Ash
tabuls, Erie or Fairport is very heavy, aud
they have been casting about to find
market nearer the mines Tor st least part
Of it. They wrote to parties in Pittsburgh
TO secure the careful estimate OF the cost
OF laying down Connellsville coal at Su.
porinr City by way OF rail and lake, and
the expense Of its Manufacture into coke
at that point. The investigation was put
into the hands OF Mr.. Stone, and the
Northwestern capitalists were somewhat
setonished to find by tho figures furnished
by that gentleman that. they could ship
the coal and manufacture the coke in
their own ovens at Superior City at con-
siderable aavipg over the cost Of coke laid
down ct Chicago. -$,s.s 49, ( 5s2s rs
Encouraged by these figures, tho capi.
talists determined upon q new departure.
The land owners at Superior City have
made arrangements with oiliciala Of the
Northern Pacific, the Omaha and other far
western railroads to supply them with
steel rsils made near homo. Two blast
furnaces ore 10 be erected at that point, a
Beseemer steel plant and rail mill OF
large capacity, and coke works Of sufficient
sizs 10 employ all the fuel Of that clasa
needed. The projectors Of the enterprise
sra sansuine Of SUCCESS, and apparently on
very reasonable grounds. 4 4;
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IT ITEWASfBAILlE,Y'S DAY,
AND AND: llI NE PLAYED GREAT, BALL,
Giving ono OF tho Finest Exhibitions Of
Catching ever Seen on the Grounds,
nesldes Making n Couple iof Two.
baggers-The must bo Pulling Up,
,fn,tI-s. .f,I8ls.a Z q :. 5rlA, 3gii, y
Special Dtspd.ch 10 ne Iaislltoe,,eer,

Special Dsspasca TO 0e 1a.tlltaeneer. Il 4 "
MANSFIELD, o., June l4.-Loyera OF Gne
oal! playing were treatsd to tho prettleat
and most exciting game Of The season to-.
day. 1t was no ones game until the last
man was out, and tho score and summary
tell how even both teams played. Nal.
lory pitched fine game with the excep-
ton Of being a triho wild. Such support ,,l,c /
as was given him by Bailey was never
witnessed here. His catches and stops
were simply wonderful. Kelley did not
pitch In his usual iorm. Two doubles md {
q single in tho sixth nettel two runs, and
with Bailey's double aud a home run by
Smith SIN the game was won. Below Is tho
an6ra sts q stfr tFus tgl 5ST ~ -.
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LoDNoN, June l4.-Documents are dis
played in the Morse Department. Of the
America Exhibition with the object Of
showing that the Continent OF America
wss tipcoye.ed in oS5 by IN Icslander
named Lelf E.ikson. A collection Of maps
lent by the Royal Geographical Society
show the route naid to have been taken
and the parts Of America explored and
named by the Ice!endera, - 40. 4
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THE CoFFEE MARKET.
\ Slight Advance Made, which 4RcstoroI

y Slight Advance Nude, which Restores
somo Confidence. A. N
III NV YoRK, June 1.-THE feeling in the
street among the coffee hraters was strong
er this morning. Gables from Havra and
Rio poss ircreseo Of prices, stsndinc ut
Hsvro ut two cents above the New York
quotation aud FIVE cents above ut Rio A
private Hayre cable, dated to-day at 1880
4. NJ, gives al alyaacs Of 9 francs, which
is equivalent 10 40 puinlu ID the New York
market. All this tends to strengthen the
feeling on Change. IL; q
n The talk Of the strset is Of the grand
stand of the sold 'war.horse," J.J. O'Don-
ohus, in staying the tide esterdcy, which
would have otherwise ce.ried widespread
disaster. Mr.. O'Donohue ieels confident.
He believes that the scsnes ct yes.erday
will not be repeated. Said hei l1 4 Z
h h "'At least ono big house wss very close.
ly,puahed yesterday, and Two Others had
n narrow Escape, but they are all right 10.
dey.g Thob:g \ one hss now $500, 600 In
tha bsok to it's c,edit, and will meet oil
demands. r stsui behind them and
there is no danger. Ill feel that the mar
ket Ia now in stronger banda. buyers Gro
beginning to think tho bottom Is rssched,
and are aendipg In orders. I have fled
orde,a for II 900 sbssa this morning In the
regular order. OF buslnesa. , Sl5i
The Rio spe culatose who 5polpsored up
this boom arc coneideEcd I o shaky !ot.
They have way Of dropping on . falling
market. u Il y h Y ~ q
5Speculaloin sud brokers from Baltimore
and Philadelphia are Il focking into the
stree. to-day and general feeling of sup
pressed excitement rules. Brokers are
gathered together on the stFee.a diGcnssinl
the situation, y s W. X Y 55I8
The stock MARKETS weak, and there ars
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III is iuas possible that the London Times
isno. we'll informed when it says that the
Pope is only reetrnlned by the Irish Bish-
ops from putting his foot on tho Irish
movement. The question Is not new, and
the Pope has had time and opportunity to
inform himself thoroughly concerning it.
It is not to hp supposed that he would
srmit himself to remain in ignorance on
n MISTER in which go many OF his flock nre
actively engaged aud which means 80
much 10 them. 81. y
Moreover, England has tried her diplo-
macy on him, in the hope Of inducing
him to condemn the Irish Gauge. Until
tits SO announced by authority, the world
will not belsve that Rome has deserted
leland in her extremity, and when she
needs moro than ever oil tho iriendn she
cal Eet. g.t s5ts3 4
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TnE right Of control over the Board Of
Public Woyke, asaerted by; Council last
year and Ieasse,ted this year, is an unwise
departure from the spirit which induced
the creation CT the Board. I. is evident,
however, that Council will not recede
from it's poa!t;on. Ths work must, there
fore, DO done az Council directs or no new
attUst improvements can be mado Of all.
Il, in the end, it bs found thst Council
hos demanded impos3ibilitiea, the Board
will ba iustiisd in stopping at the point
Of safety. Something can be done under
the cond;tiQna imposed, and the season is
far enough advanced 10 begin the new
yoyt IL5 Il. .fl'l Il II tss'fl <! 81 IS - VI
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Now the wheat cornerers catch 1t, and
come oil thon 20 heaafcrmost into the
ditch. They deserve no mora sympathy
thsn the coffee bulls, and arc likely to
set no moro. Tbs job in which they
werO engaged is q crime agaipat society,
and ought SO 10 ba punished. il
To make their olfense tho more heinous,
they rieca in collusion with oae or more
railroads, which they were able to manip-
ula:o TO thoir uses. They could pile up
grain On the track, and they could e1-
haass the terminal iacilisies-all against
public policy, II it be seid that indiyid-
usls have right to use their money ss
they please in the market, it certainly
cannot be maintained that common car
Tiers should DO allowed to SO into such e
combination against the public, which
creates them and confers upon them cx-
ceptonal privilogeD. r ". y 4 = 4; "A
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SWIFT G11.L Gl,ApuArEsI,. n, a
The Commencement Exercises Of Washing.
ton Femnie. College. N
Aeeiof bi,,,oi.h N N. a.. - f5 q

ton Female College. y "a
Special Di,paieh to the Inltltgmcer.
WARRINGTON, Pa, June II Sixteen
young ladies In white aud the roses Of
June received diplomas this morning from
the Washington Female Seminary. They
were Elizabeth +. Anderson, Venits, Pa. =;
Mary E. Anderson, West Alexander,
Pa. Mary Myrtle Bell, West Alexander,
Pa. Henrietta B. Duff, Pittsburgh, Pa. :
Clara L. Eckert, Washington, Pa; Ha.
daasah E. Lester, West Alexander Pa :
Edna D. Maxwell, Washington, Pa. :
Maria !. Mclean, Washington, Pa. Mary
E. Miller, Washington Pa; Grazlella
Miller, Washington. Pa. ; Rachel Nichol,
Washington, Pa; Marion P. Quay, Nor
ganza, Pa; Ida ". Steen, Washington,
Pa; Judith Stevenson, Nashville, ILL.,; ;
Cora Lena Stoner, Greensburg, Pa; Lena
May Verlnillion, Smiths Ferry, Pa. The
commencement exercises were held in thu
Fisst' Presbyterian church, which wAB
beautifully decorated with plants and
aowera for tho occasion. 4 The auditorium
was crowded with appreciative lin!enera.
Alter prayer by the Rev. Mr.. sherrard,
the following programme was carried out:
Plano Duett Allegro from Violin Concerto 49,.
b. -, ~ =, y cl Mendelssohn
Great Souls in Little bodies iii;;:
a, 15r... Mln Mary Emma Miller. - 5tsJ Jsi
vocal Duett The Angel Rubenstein
:. Misses Ewing Dnd Brown, VI IA llTss5T5-
.....A Glimple oi an Ideal
= :. " MSS Miss Marion pdde Quay. rE25sli1 i1glll
Essay-.... The Beauty oil the Commonplace
(, <. 9p Miss Edna D. Maxwell. q, Fl1''sl1 >
Fiano Solo, Spring song IIcnsct
:, ,,=gsl, Nils Duff. asl fsis7I' iy,fi,
>. 5Fst1 g Miss bessie L. Anderson. IIFTi97t
Influence of Women
~ =, Miss Graziclla 8, Miller. - :
flan0 Solo, N0cturnc In G......,,,,,,,,,,.C Choptn
:. - El1isssE. Miss liazcn. Jl9 ny S"T55a1iIT
Cities
r,,.. r,.., Miss judith Mary Stevenson.
M tens Of Interest
,,,5sE. 81 EI Miss Ida V. steen. ,iI6qI -
-, .a. Kubenstein
/. :, Misses Kerr and Mulholland, g. i
Essay aud English Valcdictory -.
IA w =, -. t.iE.E- Wanted, woman
Latln Valedictory. .Sermones In 1apidibus
~ Miss Maria Mclean. agrf,5t5s
PRESENTATION Of
5tE Rev. James /. Brownson, d. D., Stg
va, = ..'t. =. ~ liSstdent Of Board Of Trustees
15 Misses Craig and Barnett, N l5 Ef.'71,s I;
Address, Rev. J. 7. Mccrory, Pittsburgh, Pa.
a...,. Denedfctou, - s-s,;S
Flrst honor IN LAtlu and English course
FIST honor In English course. tsecond honor Iii
English course t ~ - Z :. -
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St. Louis I,rokers yYlnners. : :

Sr. LOUIS, June 14.-Thero was good
deal Of excitement on Change to-day over
the great tumble in tho price Of wheat in
Chicago, especially as tho crowd have been
and aIe h.ill very bearish and have bsen
playing the short side. both here and in
Ohicsgo. as the break progressed in
Chicsgo 4t very heavy otie1ingo were
made hsre, but there was nlso good buy
ing by the shorts. The decline hereto
toro twaa no. great, only ahout2 2 cents,
with E!ight recovery at the close. Moas
of the trsdsrg hero being bears, are cred.
tied with making p.2dia out OF tho break,
aome Of them very handsome ones, but
the probabilities are that no great Rnm
has either been lest or won. IS a. ~ its5s
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the place IN Tho Senate now filled by Sen.
ator j.. Cullen, while the other will en-.
Ieayor to succeed John F, Kenney, OF the
Eighteenth diatrlc., In the Assembly. M
y Henry George, when naked about tho
rumor, BALD 1t was tho first he had hoard
ot the plsn. He had never talked nor
even thought oi II, and he felt uure Dr..
McGlynn had not. He did not think that
either would hesitate to accept the Offices
Il tendered, hut ie thought there would
be no necansty for their becoming csndI.
dates. The United Labor party, however,
would icer,ninly INTRODUCES q bill In tho
next Legislature to abolish all ta1cs ex.
cept thoss on land By next year many
prominent and able mon would CONS ont
lor their doctrines and work with them.